Naturally bird watchers, outdoor photographers, amateur paparazzi and simply family users will find such a broad range of framing options very useful, as they would do with any big lens ‘all in one’. The latter provides a focal length the equivalent of an ultra wide angle 24-100mm in 35mm terms, translating as a 16x optical zoom. These include a one inch 20.1 megapixel ‘Mos’ sensor – the same physical chip size found in Nikon’s ‘1’ system or Sony’s RX10 bridge model – plus a Leica branded lens. Thankfully this premium camera has some premium features to help justify the hype. In terms of video we also have the option for time-lapse effects and stop motion animation with this model, so one could argue this is clearly a ‘hybrid’ product. It’s clearly pretty excited to have the first compact camera to not only feature 4K video capture, but which also allows photographers to extract a still image from a 4K sequence, to end up with the equivalent of an 8 megapixel photo. Panasonic has confidently pitched the newly available-to-buy Lumix DMC-FZ1000 to photographers and video makers alike as an ‘epoch’ product that it hopes will prove to be a game changer. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 is available in black and retails for £749.99 / $899.99. Other key features include RAW format support, an ISO range of 125-12800, manual shooting modes, Intelligent Resolution technology, a 3.5mm port for an optional stereo microphone, and an accessory shoe for an external flash. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 is a super-zoom camera featuring a wide-angle 16x zoom lens equivalent to a focal range of 25-400mm, a 20.1 megapixel 1-inch MOS sensor, a 3-inch 921K-pixel rotating LCD screen, a 2,359k OLED Live View Finder (LVF), 1920x1080 60/50p Full HD video recording, 0.09 second auto-focusing speed, wi-fi and NFC connectivity, and 12fps continuous shooting without autofocus and 7fps with autofocus. The Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ1000 is the world’s first bridge camera to feature 4K video recording.
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